The document identifies various muscles and their functions. It provides descriptions of 20 muscles or muscle groups and asks the reader to identify them based on their descriptive terms, facial expressions they enable, or actions they perform. Key muscles identified include the orbicularis oris (kissing muscle), buccinator (trumpeter's muscle), temporalis and masseter (chewer muscles), diaphragm (inspiratory muscle), and rectus abdominis and internal/external obliques (expiratory muscles).
The document identifies various muscles and their functions. It provides descriptions of 20 muscles or muscle groups and asks the reader to identify them based on their descriptive terms, facial expressions they enable, or actions they perform. Key muscles identified include the orbicularis oris (kissing muscle), buccinator (trumpeter's muscle), temporalis and masseter (chewer muscles), diaphragm (inspiratory muscle), and rectus abdominis and internal/external obliques (expiratory muscles).
The document identifies various muscles and their functions. It provides descriptions of 20 muscles or muscle groups and asks the reader to identify them based on their descriptive terms, facial expressions they enable, or actions they perform. Key muscles identified include the orbicularis oris (kissing muscle), buccinator (trumpeter's muscle), temporalis and masseter (chewer muscles), diaphragm (inspiratory muscle), and rectus abdominis and internal/external obliques (expiratory muscles).
The document identifies various muscles and their functions. It provides descriptions of 20 muscles or muscle groups and asks the reader to identify them based on their descriptive terms, facial expressions they enable, or actions they perform. Key muscles identified include the orbicularis oris (kissing muscle), buccinator (trumpeter's muscle), temporalis and masseter (chewer muscles), diaphragm (inspiratory muscle), and rectus abdominis and internal/external obliques (expiratory muscles).
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TANAMOR, ASHLEY MAE LOUISE D.
OCTOBER 9, 2017
2EMT
MUSCULAR SYSTEM
I. IDENTIFY THE MUSCLE HAVING THE FOLLOWING DESCRIPTIVE TERM:
1. Kissing muscle Orbicularis oris
2. Trumpeter’s muscle Buccinator Muscle
3. Chewer muscle A. Temporalis Muscle
B. Masseter Muscle C. Pterygoid Muscles 4. Inspiratory muscle A. Diaphragm, B. Internal, External and Innermost intercostals C. Sternocleidomastoid D. Serratus anterior, Serratus posterior superior muscle E. Scalene F. Pectoralis major and minor G. Levator Costarum *
5. Expiratory muscle A. Serratus posterior inferior muscle
B. Internal intercostal muscles C. Anterior abdominal muscles (Rectus abdominis, External and Internal abdominal oblique, Transverse abdominis, Pyramidal)
6. Prayer’s muscle Sternocleidomastoid
7. Boxer’s Muscle Serratus anterior 8. Swimmer’s muscle Latissimus dorsi 9. Toe dancer’s muscle Gastrocnemius 10. Axial muscle Head, neck and back muscles 11. Tailor’s muscle Sartorius 12. Hamstring muscle A. Semitendinosus B. Biceps femoris C. Semimembranosus II. IDENTIFY THE MUSCLE(S) INVOLVED IN THE FOLLOWING FACIAL EXPRESSION:
Depressor anguli oris 1. Draws the angle of the mouth laterally and inferiorly as one opens his mouth in an act of surprise Frontalis 2. Raises the eyebrows, wrinkles the skin of the forehead horizontally Orbicularis oris 3. Closes and protrudes the lips; shapes the lips during speech Depressor anguli oris 4. Depresses the lower lip to express sadness Leavator labii superioris 5. Elevates the upper lip to bare upper teeth 6. Wrinkles the skin of the forehead vertically as when one frowns Levator palpebrae 7. Opens the eye superioris Zygomaticus major 8. Smile/ Laugh Risorius 9. Elevates and protrudes lower lip as when one pouts Obicularis oculi 10. Winks, squint Buccinator 11. Whistles, blow up a balloon Obicularis oculi 12. Closes the eye
III. IDENTIFY THE MUSCLE WITH THE FOLLOWING ACTIONS:
Obicularis oculi 1. Muscle of the eye that contracts and relaxes as one gazes to the left side without moving the head Lateral Pterygoid 2. Muscle that moves the mandible from side to side to help grind the teeth Lateral pterygoid, 3. When your physician says, “open your mouth, stick out your Depressor anguli oris, tongue, and say ahh”, the muscles contracting are ___. Genioglossus Flexors 4. Muscle used to move the head as one would signify affirmation Rectus abdominis, External 5. Muscle/(s) that compress(es) the abdomen to aid in and Internal abdominal defecation, urination, forced expiration and childbirth. oblique, Transversus abdominis
Diaphargm 6. Muscle most important in breathing
Pelvic Floor Muscles 7. Which muscle is strengthened by Kegel’s exercises? Deep transverse perineal, 8. Which muscles are involved in expelling the last drop of urine external urethral sphincter (/urine and semen in male)? Rhomboid major and minor 9. Muscles used to drive a stake using a sledge-hammer Deltoid 10. A powerful muscle that forms the rounded contour of the shoulder Infraspinatous, 11. Tendons of these muscles fuse together forming a complete subscapularis, circle around the shoulder joint like the cuff on a shirt sleeve supraspinatous, teres minor Levator scapulae, 12. Enumerate the scapular muscles Pectorialis minor, Rhomboids, Serratus anterior, Trapezius
Brachialis 13. A powerful flexor muscle often called the workhorse of the elbow flexors Biceps brachii 14. Muscle used during weightlifting Supinator 15. Muscle used to twist a corkscrew or turn a screw with a screwdriver. Flexor and Extensor muscles of the hand 16. Set of muscles involved in skilled activities such as writing, typing or playing the piano Erector Spinae 17. Muscle responsible for the prominent bulge on either side of the vertebral column. Gluteus Medius 18. Muscle that steadies the pelvis during walking
Rectus Femoris 19. Muscles of the quadriceps femoris.
